It's a shame there was no decent tutorial and it didn't allow any touch or feel. There's a reason no one liked it. At least there was some variable rumble feedback in Skyrim that let you actually get a feel for picking.
@@solitare4602 Gameplay wise the current lockpicking mechanic is way better. But I mean like the mini game itself was pretty damn close to displaying actual lock picking within the constraints of having to use a controller.
@@GoofyStrings I'm not. If he wants to tell another human being to directly do something like that, I'll tell his A- what to do. Lack of respect = lack of respect. I'm not here to balance the universe or spit philosophical dilemmas, but if you act like a bitch get treated as one.
@@Yizelin ooh I m||s to m@ke keys for like @ dozen of my padlocks and another h@lf $o*en friends prolly have that many they need keys made for . Not just pad locks our tool boxes are the main ones we've lost over the years
It’s a really great tool and super easy compared to traditional picking, the only downside is you need it to fit the keyway. They have them for the standard keyways you’ll find on most locks in your day to day life, but there are locks that you couldn’t use this on because it’s just the wrong keyway. These tools are really cool and useful and powerful, but they open slightly fewer locks than traditional lock picks. I hope I’ve succeeded in conveying that I really like these picks even though I’m talking about a downside of them
I love how complex his explanations got toward the end. "These are mushroom pins. They are like spool pins, but tapered like a mushroom." "Serrated pins are serrated." *chef's kiss* 👌🏼 💯
The goal of all the pin types is more or less the same, to create false sets. Normally, due to manufacturing tolerances, the core is able to rotate very slightly after each pin is set, but a false set allows toe core to rotate without the pin being set properly, which means you need to release pressure and allow the core to turn back a bit to set the pin properly, and can cause you to let other set pins fall back down. Serrated pins have multiple shallow false sets, spools can have deeper false sets (the core turns and needs to be counterrotated farther)
@@sage5296thank u for explaining all that! I didn't really understand the point of the different pins before I read ur comment. U explained it perfectly 👍👍
@@sage5296does that mean that a lock made perfectly with 0 tolerance would be unpickable because you can't turn the barrel while it's locked and thus can't set any pins?
I feel so educated now! My FNG came a couple days ago and because of you I picked the lock in 5 minutes! I've never ever picked a lock before so I was impressed with myself! 😂😂😊😊 Thanks McNally!
This for some reason is what made it click for me, I finally understand some of your order of operations and what you actually did to pick the lock. I finally get it. God I'm an idiot
I love how these locks, that are clearly for training and entertainment since half the lock is missing to see the pins, end up taking longer to pick than a Masterlock.
Watching your videos makes me want to rise to the challenge and make a lock that's impossible to pick. Knowing absolutely nothing about locks could help me by not following the norm or stop me before I've started. Seeing that I'm lazy, it'll probably be the latter.
the best is a mix of multiple different types, because you get people to second guess themselves also, not pictured, another security pin called a T pin, it's shaped like a nail, and it's installed upside down with a longer and firmer spring than the other driver pins. it was made to have a very light weight and accomodate an extra long and more rigid spring, so that during a bump attack, it'll spring back down before the other pins clear the shear line, but it also doubles as basically a spool pin if you're single pin picking if you wanna learn single pin picking security pins, highly recommend one of those training cylinders with the hex key screws on the top, and a bag of all different pins, but you're probably gonna want multiple of those cylinders because each cylinder has slightly different imperfections. each lock will have a different binding order, but that binding order will be the same across re-pinnings. (the false set binding order may vary based on the width of the security driver pins, but the true binding order, when the driver pin actually clears the shear line, will always be the same)
I used to work for Bank of America from the mid '80s through the '90s. I was an in-house ATM technician. I would often refurbish ATMs to go into new branches, so I learned how to copy keys. I also got to learn how to pin locks so that differently cut keys could open them. And I learned how to make a key for a lock using files to make the cuts and notches. I enjoyed learning some things about locksmithing.
I have to admit, seeing stuff like this and the lockpicking lawyer reminds me how much of security is security theater rather than actual hard-to-break security measures
This video has made me realize it was my lack of patience and knowledge to know I was on the right track and wrongly believed a set was a set vs needing to go back cause it dropped/false set
It’s so interesting watching these videos when I have a lock on my house (and have encountered a couple of other locks already in a short time in my new job at a pick up-drop off dog daycare place) where the key barely works, and you have to kinda force it and/or there’s a trick to getting it to unlock/lock I wonder if picking would be easier, or if it’s somehow more secure (even if it’s frustrating) because lock picking is already so specific and often requires both hands.
Thank you for telling me about this. Now I can finally go back to stealing the locks around my school that I find I have currently stolen. I mean borrowed 136 locks
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"Serrated pins are serrated"
*picks lock*
*pin goes into hell*
This comment in underated.. and sexy 🥵
Even when he has no lock in hand he still throws something into the void.
@@BeyReaper Oblivion! I like your comment sir.
💀 shit had me lol
@@FrauxShauxIRL Ain't nobody do it like McNally baby!
In retrospect Oblivion had the best lock picking I've seen in any game ever.
I've always thought so. It's a shame that method isn't used more.
Splinter cell?
It's a shame there was no decent tutorial and it didn't allow any touch or feel. There's a reason no one liked it. At least there was some variable rumble feedback in Skyrim that let you actually get a feel for picking.
@@solitare4602If you were using a game controller with force feedback. PC version is mostly played with keyboard and mouse...
@@solitare4602 Gameplay wise the current lockpicking mechanic is way better. But I mean like the mini game itself was pretty damn close to displaying actual lock picking within the constraints of having to use a controller.
I almost cried when he said the line “serrated pins are serrated”
So much passion 🥺
The mushroom pinned are going to be on the next priority for locks
Words of a true professional
No idea why, but seeing the inside of a lock is so cool. And that’s all I’ve got to say
Some of his early stuff is really sexy if you like looking at lock guts!
please never word it like that never again
How fucking dare you only say that. Add a minimum of 50 words to your comment right now or I will eat 30 packets of mustard in front of the LAPD.
@@WhiskeyAlphaRomeoMA why bro so mad
@@GoofyStrings I'm not. If he wants to tell another human being to directly do something like that, I'll tell his A- what to do. Lack of respect = lack of respect. I'm not here to balance the universe or spit philosophical dilemmas, but if you act like a bitch get treated as one.
The pin falling at the end its the best part
It's like it said, "that's it, I'm done!"
It’s the lock pickers “mic drop” moment… “pin drop” 😂
Leroy Jenkins
Idk why I laughed so hard at that 😂
Did that make the lock useless?
This is the coolest lockpick i ever seen, its simple and easy to understand and probably easier than the traditional method.
You can even use it to create a brand new key for the lock
@@rachel705I don't see a way to me@sure the depth
@@Freeknickers24 it's on the handle bit off-camera. It has markings that tell you the number to cut when you set the pin. it's quite neat!
@@Yizelin ooh I m||s to m@ke keys for like @ dozen of my padlocks and another h@lf $o*en friends prolly have that many they need keys made for . Not just pad locks our tool boxes are the main ones we've lost over the years
It’s a really great tool and super easy compared to traditional picking, the only downside is you need it to fit the keyway. They have them for the standard keyways you’ll find on most locks in your day to day life, but there are locks that you couldn’t use this on because it’s just the wrong keyway. These tools are really cool and useful and powerful, but they open slightly fewer locks than traditional lock picks. I hope I’ve succeeded in conveying that I really like these picks even though I’m talking about a downside of them
"Serrated pins are Serrated"
Ah yes, this floor is made of floor
And people die when they are killed.
Here, take your 100th like
@@Steampuke thank you ^^ ♡
Water is wet
@@blackeagle1985they do?
I love how complex his explanations got toward the end.
"These are mushroom pins. They are like spool pins, but tapered like a mushroom."
"Serrated pins are serrated."
*chef's kiss* 👌🏼 💯
mcnally single-handedly making me have lock picking as a hobby
"Serrated pins are serrated"
Gee thanks!
I'd appreciate a longer video of this type where you explain the difference in application between the pins
The goal of all the pin types is more or less the same, to create false sets. Normally, due to manufacturing tolerances, the core is able to rotate very slightly after each pin is set, but a false set allows toe core to rotate without the pin being set properly, which means you need to release pressure and allow the core to turn back a bit to set the pin properly, and can cause you to let other set pins fall back down. Serrated pins have multiple shallow false sets, spools can have deeper false sets (the core turns and needs to be counterrotated farther)
@@sage5296thank u for explaining all that! I didn't really understand the point of the different pins before I read ur comment. U explained it perfectly 👍👍
@@sage5296does that mean that a lock made perfectly with 0 tolerance would be unpickable because you can't turn the barrel while it's locked and thus can't set any pins?
Unfortunately, zero tolerance just doesn't exist. Even applying a little heat would change the tolerances through thermal expansion.
Seeing you picking the lock, is so satisfying.
I guess this is a legit good ASMR.
I just learned what ASMR is on a blind date today lol. Truly is relaxing what he does.😊
With the soothing voice to match
Today I learned everything there is to know about serrated pins.
Key pin at the first slot: *Aight, I'ma head out*
Picking locks with ease and destroying companies with milk. What can this man not do?
Hey hey hey! That jug was a TACTICAL milk jug!!
This looks like me opening an Extra Hard lock in Oblivion, except for the 14 broken lockpicks.
I have done lock picking for a year now and your videos have helped me quite a bit.
Thanks
This guy's voice is a gem.
Thank you for all you do…. The hours must be nuts, much love 🤙🖖👌
I feel so educated now! My FNG came a couple days ago and because of you I picked the lock in 5 minutes! I've never ever picked a lock before so I was impressed with myself! 😂😂😊😊 Thanks McNally!
Omg these demonstrator lock videos are so fascinating, I love them so much!
This just makes me mad that video games break my lock picks soceasily
Dude that's how you know its a good video. I literally didn't even realize it looped till it was halfway through. I was IN IT bro ❤
I want to buy his online lock picking course
I am so fascinated by lock picking, I was when I started playing fallout 3 and now you have convinced me to learn this skill
Bros just casually tellin us how to break in to houses 💀
Not really man..
The bright colors and lighting make it look like Christmas.
First plz pin huge fan from pakistan
Is that so?
Picking locks sounds like a great hobby
Such a cool video, definitely helps understand how locks work seeing them in cut away view! Thanks
Lishi pick decoders are the fkn GOAT. They make short work of every lock I've used mine on.
This for some reason is what made it click for me, I finally understand some of your order of operations and what you actually did to pick the lock. I finally get it. God I'm an idiot
Would be interested in seeing this with a bit more tension but super cool demo! Lishis are amazingly useful and can help anyone pick a lock.
U know watching u pick locks will never get old for me
Same
The Failing pin was so disappointed cuz. it can unlocked easily.
Best unintentional ASMR I’ve listened to
1000 hours of elder scrolls oblivion has prepared me for this.
Got Oblivion flashbacks. Very nice.
That tone. We're all knuckle draggers. Arrogance is one of your virtues. Stay awesome.
That Lishi lock pick looks hella nice. I want to get myself one so bad
I love how these locks, that are clearly for training and entertainment since half the lock is missing to see the pins, end up taking longer to pick than a Masterlock.
the click in each pin, is soo so so satisfying.
If it locks, he picks.
So good at showing how the lock is actually picked
bought the FNG 2 days ago thanks to you. shipping cost was crasy but i cant wait til it arrives
Literally the best asmr ever
Watching your videos makes me want to rise to the challenge and make a lock that's impossible to pick. Knowing absolutely nothing about locks could help me by not following the norm or stop me before I've started. Seeing that I'm lazy, it'll probably be the latter.
No ones talking about "Tend to be loose and feel sloppy"?
I like how the inside pins are color coded 😂
Seeing the lishi inside the lock is something ive wanted to see for a while
Pretty sure I'm the only one that finds this like incredibly satisfying like staring at this for hours
The clicks scratch something inside my brain
His voice and the picking sounds aee like asmr.
I was not ready for how little chaos is in this video.
Best tutorial for a thief😂😂😂 in a cool way. You’re a genius
the best is a mix of multiple different types, because you get people to second guess themselves
also, not pictured, another security pin called a T pin, it's shaped like a nail, and it's installed upside down with a longer and firmer spring than the other driver pins.
it was made to have a very light weight and accomodate an extra long and more rigid spring, so that during a bump attack, it'll spring back down before the other pins clear the shear line, but it also doubles as basically a spool pin if you're single pin picking
if you wanna learn single pin picking security pins, highly recommend one of those training cylinders with the hex key screws on the top, and a bag of all different pins, but you're probably gonna want multiple of those cylinders because each cylinder has slightly different imperfections.
each lock will have a different binding order, but that binding order will be the same across re-pinnings. (the false set binding order may vary based on the width of the security driver pins, but the true binding order, when the driver pin actually clears the shear line, will always be the same)
This guy makes it look so easy but in reality it can be very difficult
I love the sounds, very soothing 😊
Btw-super neat video too!
I used to work for Bank of America from the mid '80s through the '90s. I was an in-house ATM technician. I would often refurbish ATMs to go into new branches, so I learned how to copy keys.
I also got to learn how to pin locks so that differently cut keys could open them. And I learned how to make a key for a lock using files to make the cuts and notches.
I enjoyed learning some things about locksmithing.
that commentary is everything
I have to admit, seeing stuff like this and the lockpicking lawyer reminds me how much of security is security theater rather than actual hard-to-break security measures
Even the pins get the smoke, we might’ve even thought nothing was getting sent to The Abyss…😂😂😂
I was waiting for bowling pins...
I want to see a lock that’s unpickable! MacNally, does that even exist?
Comment on my on post to make it higher in the comments section lol
No ways, does that work?
I don’t know, let’s see😂
I know how they work.
I know picking them is fun.
I didnt know I'd sit here and watch it 7 times in a daze.
The pin popping out at the end absolutely did not make me jump..
i love the clicking sounds :D
For some reason, this man *not* being disappointed is far scarier than he being disappointed
This video has made me realize it was my lack of patience and knowledge to know I was on the right track and wrongly believed a set was a set vs needing to go back cause it dropped/false set
I could listen to this man for fucking hours
"Serrated pins are serrated". No shit! LOL! That line really made me laugh!
Finally a video where this man doesn’t pick the lock within 0.0025 seconds of touching it
the keypin jumping out at the end was the highlight for me lol
"serrated pins are serrated"
that last pin couldn't take the joke and yeeted inself out of the lock😂
This could be an ASMR video:
*whispering* "I'm breaking into your house"; *click* *click* *click*...
I truly don't understand a thing he says but I just love him
Aww
No one's.doing it like you bro... Straight gangster! Love the channel man great content !
I loled when that 5 pin shot out
When the key pin popped out at the end, I just heard LPL in my head, "Nothing on 1.". 🤣
I never really knew how locks worked until this visual
It’s so interesting watching these videos when I have a lock on my house (and have encountered a couple of other locks already in a short time in my new job at a pick up-drop off dog daycare place) where the key barely works, and you have to kinda force it and/or there’s a trick to getting it to unlock/lock
I wonder if picking would be easier, or if it’s somehow more secure (even if it’s frustrating) because lock picking is already so specific and often requires both hands.
I feel this is less a ‘did you know’ and more of a ‘look how it doesn’t matter’
Thank you for telling me about this. Now I can finally go back to stealing the locks around my school that I find I have currently stolen. I mean borrowed 136 locks
chucked that pin like he was doing a John wick cosplay.
Lol, the little pin fling at the end. 😄👌
After seeing his videos and skills I am convinced that area 51 exists
And its not locked up any more.
Boop
I’m definitely picking up one of those things.
I hate repinning the top.. thx for going through it to show the differences.
Oddly satisfying, but it feels like when the dentist picks at ur teeth and starts calling out numbers 💀
We need more asmr like this
These videos are so fucking cool dude. I feel like i could go play elder scrolls oblivion and be a master lock picker 😅
I was half expecting a "these are Master lock pins" and then a picture of nerf darts or something.
Cylinder got me funny jumpscare😭💀
Cylinder got scared and bailed when McNally showed up.
None of this has ever made sense to me but i'll still watch it
Man you are the best teacher after LPL
Don't buy locks
Weld your doors shut and create a secret entrance to your house
And now I understand how to pick these locks somehow. Locks are simple. Nothing is safe. 😅
I imagine all the new camera door bells are thanks to these videos
The lockpicking in Oblivion finally makes sense to me
why was this so satisfying
Fantastic presentation and so scary to know locks do nothing.